An anonymous art collective placed a 12-foot sculpture of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein in a Titanic pose across from the U.S. Capitol, drawing a White House response and renewed attention after NPR reported missing pages from the Epstein files.
NHS England released 10 narrowly focused evidence reviews that included 17 of 547 screened studies and announced a pause on new hormone prescriptions for people under 18, prompting criticism that the reviews excluded major research and used methodology that fragmented available evidence.
Aleksandr Suranovas, who says he was hired to post ordinary parcels, has been charged after items he carried from Vilnius were found to contain sophisticated incendiary devices. Investigators say the operation was run remotely from Russia and led to dozens of arrests across Lithuania and Poland.
The NATO Support and Procurement Agency took the action after reports of alleged irregularities tied to consultants and intermediaries, as related investigations spread to Belgium, other parts of Europe and the United States; NATO procurement surged after Russia invaded Ukraine and NSPA placed about €10 billion in orders in 2025.
More than half of employers who cut staff citing AI now regret those decisions, often rehiring and spending more, while evidence shows AI agents deliver strong results only in narrow, well governed use cases and are reshaping jobs rather than erasing them.
Turing Award winner and former Oxford professor Tony Hoare died on 5 March 2026 aged 92; he is remembered for quicksort, Hoare logic and a long influence on programming and formal methods, as recalled by Jim Miles.
Wired says Nvidia is building NemoClaw, an open source, hardware agnostic AI agent for enterprise use that has been shown to major partners, while security gaps in OpenClaw highlight risks for deployment.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told an interviewer that expanded defence production and battlefield experience have given Ukraine new leverage, and he urged allies to act quickly to prevent a wider war.
Richard Kahn and Darren Indyke were named co-executors days before Jeffrey Epstein died and now control his trust, survivor compensation and thousands of documents while facing congressional subpoenas and allegations about their role in his financial and corporate affairs.
A bill to end the automatic right of the last 92 hereditary peers to sit and vote in the House of Lords has passed after a government compromise that includes offering some life peerages and other operational changes.
A former IRA member told the high court that Gerry Adams was a senior figure in the organisation as three bombing victims sue him for symbolic damages while Adams denies the claims.
Meta said it will acquire Moltbook and add its founders to Meta Superintelligence Labs as the company pushes deeper into autonomous AI agents.
NDP Leader Don Davies confirmed that Nunavut MP Lori Idlout has crossed the floor to the Liberals, narrowing the gap to a majority for Prime Minister Carney.
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is the United States emergency crude stash in Gulf Coast salt caverns; tapping it can shave cents off pump prices but provides only a temporary cushion against broader supply shocks.
Bobbi Boudman, a financial analyst, won Carroll County’s 7th District 52-48 in a special election, narrowing the GOP margin in the state House and signaling a competitive November contest.
Rising turmoil in the Middle East has tightened global fuel markets and left Australian distributors and primary producers scrambling, prompting rationing, supply cutoffs and a formal ACCC probe.
An investigation found contractors reviewed private Ray-Ban footage used for AI labeling, prompting lawsuits, expert warnings about identity risks, and probes by UK and EU regulators.
In a surprise during the March 11, 2026 special runoff to replace Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Democratic candidate led early returns against a Trump-endorsed Republican in one of the nation’s most conservative districts.
Ten players from Jamaican side Mount Pleasant were refused US visas ahead of their Concacaf Champions Cup debut against LA Galaxy, a development tied to recent US restrictions on Haitian nationals that has left the club scrambling to replace personnel.
Unemployment ticked up to 4.4% and payrolls fell as GDP growth slowed to 1.4%, while core inflation remains near 3.0; wages rose modestly but household savings fell and borrowing costs stay elevated.
A photo and official statements indicate Serbia is operating Chinese CM-400 supersonic air-launched missiles on upgraded MiG-29 fighters, a long-range capability previously confirmed abroad only in Pakistan.
At a March 9 GOP event in Doral, Florida, President Trump said a daughter "above 6 years old" could vouch for voter ID while outlining proposed voting restrictions, but the remark's intent and legal basis remain unclear.
Maersk chief executive Vincent Clerc told the BBC that higher fuel and rerouting costs from the Iran, Israel and US conflict are being passed to customers and will ultimately reach consumers as shipping routes such as the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea remain disrupted.
A Pentagon effort to reduce civilian casualties was largely dismantled after Trump officials emphasized lethality, former advisers say, weakening safeguards just weeks before a missile strike killed scores of schoolchildren in Iran and prompting questions about accountability and targeting procedures.
At a Tuesday briefing, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt pushed back when CBS correspondent Nancy Cordes asked whether President Trump was inventing an Iranian threat to justify a strike, while Pentagon testimony and the president's own later comments raised questions about the evidence.
A Columbia Mailman School analysis of HIDTA seizure data from 2010 to 2023 finds states that added recreational cannabis laws to existing medical programs saw a 45 percent relative decline in cannabis seizures, suggesting legal markets may displace part of the illegal supply or change enforcement focus.
Hca-fnd is a hybrid two-tier approach for fake news detection that fuses NLP content analysis and machine learning decision layers, reporting stronger performance and better interpretability than single-stage models while noting limits from data bias and adversarial risks.
Three Royal Australian Navy personnel were aboard the US submarine that sank the Iranian warship IRIS Dena, but Australian officials and a military source say the sailors were kept out of the attack, while a British attack submarine left Western Australia after a shortened visit.
FIFA chief Gianni Infantino wants Russia readmitted to international football after a ban imposed in 2022, prompting strong criticism from Ukraine and leaving UEFA and the IOC facing pressure over how and when Russia could return to global sport.
A win over Dortmund could all but secure Bayern's title under Vincent Kompany, whose forceful remarks on racism after the Vinicius episode and his own lived experience have attracted attention beyond football.
The German engineer rose through DTM, endurance racing and other series to join Haas, where she now serves as Esteban Ocon's race engineer and receives a turn naming honor at Albert Park.
Key facts on Milano Cortina 2026: the Paralympic Winter Games run March 6 to 15 across three Italian venues with about 665 athletes in six sports, featuring one new medal event and a major controversy after the IPC reinstated Russia and Belarus.
Major 2026 rule changes shrink the cars and move to a 50:50 engine-battery power split with a driver boost button, forcing continuous energy management and reshaping teams and the calendar.
Brazilian President Lula arrived in New Delhi for the AI Impact Summit where global leaders and US tech firms announced trade and AI investment plans, while an IP controversy over a robotic dog caused a public uproar.
Airbus Defence CEO Michael Schoellhorn told DW the Future Combat Air System will continue but must be restructured after industrial disputes with French partner Dassault over the manned fighter.
The Financial Times reports Christine Lagarde has told close contacts she may leave the ECB before her 2027 term ends to help secure a mainstream successor ahead of France's election, while Lagarde and the ECB say no decision has been taken.
The Supreme Court ruling struck down the president's emergency-tariff authority, forcing the administration to adopt a temporary global rate and explore other legal tools, while trading partners reassess agreements and upcoming negotiations.
Paramount Skydance's $31 per share offer beat Netflix's $27.75 bid, freeing Warner Bros. Discovery's board to pursue a full-company sale that would merge major studios and networks and raise antitrust and editorial concerns.
A global survey of 23,000 people in 29 countries finds Gen Z men hold the most traditional gender views of any generation, with nearly one third saying wives should always obey their husbands.
At a secretive naval base Emmanuel Macron announced a tighter European role for France’s nuclear force while keeping final launch authority in Paris; measures include coordination with NATO, temporary stationing of nuclear-capable aircraft, multinational exercises and partner visits starting with Germany.
The Home Office says it is stopping student visas for four countries and suspending some Afghan work visas to reduce asylum claims made after legal entry, while new rules will introduce regular refugee status reviews.
British police say three men were arrested under the National Security Act on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service identified as China, and UK media report one detainee is the partner of Labour MP Joani Reid.
The European Commission's 'Made in EU' proposals in the Industrial Accelerator Act would use public procurement and investment limits to drive low-carbon manufacturing and reduce reliance on non-EU suppliers.
The Criminal Appeal Court in Athens unanimously confirmed 2020 convictions against 42 members of the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn, including leader Nikos Michaloliakos, and upheld the murder ruling over the 2013 killing of rapper Pavlos Fyssas.
A Swiss Post bus caught fire Tuesday evening on Murtenstrasse in Kerzers; authorities confirm six fatalities and five injuries and say investigators are probing a possible deliberate act while details remain unverified.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune will force a vote next week on the SAVE America Act but says Republicans lack the votes to use a talking filibuster to overcome Democratic opposition, turning the measure into a high stakes messaging fight ahead of the midterms.
A postal bus in Kerzers, canton of Fribourg, caught fire on Tuesday evening leaving six dead and five injured; police say the blaze may have been started deliberately and an investigation into possible arson or a terror act is under way.
A Philadelphia Medicaid study of 5,000 people found those on higher daily buprenorphine doses stayed in opioid use disorder treatment much longer, but Black patients were less likely to receive those higher doses.
Investigations into the Vista Rica alternative investment fund set up in 2023 show shareholders and investors tied to Serbia's ruling party and businesses that won major state contracts, prompting probes into possible tax avoidance, money laundering and claims of political pressure on regulators.
A new SIPRI report finds global arms transfers up almost 10% in the last five years, with Europe now the biggest importer and the United States the dominant supplier.
An early Sunday explosion outside the US Embassy consular section in western Oslo caused minor damage but no injuries, and police have launched a search while cordoning off the area.
Ekrem Imamoglu, jailed former Istanbul mayor and top opposition figure, clashed with a judge at the start of a sweeping corruption trial that could bar him from running for president as prosecutors seek more than 2,000 years behind bars.
Warning: This article contains descriptions of violence. Spain is combining public mapping of femicides and experimental AI voice detection with legal reforms and specialized courts, while facing technical failures and calls for more funding and prevention.
United Group named veteran journalist Brent Sadler to lead its Adria News Network, which runs several of Serbia's few critical outlets, prompting worries about government influence after business ties with state-owned Telekom Serbia and a leaked executive call.
Overnight Russian missile and drone strikes hit Kharkiv and other regions, killing at least 10 in a residential building and damaging energy and transport infrastructure across Ukraine.
Ursula von der Leyen told a nuclear summit that Europe’s move away from nuclear power left it vulnerable to fossil fuel shocks, announced a €200 million innovation fund and pushed for small modular reactors and regulatory harmonization by 2030.
Balendra Shah and his Rastriya Swatantra Party are on course for a decisive parliamentary victory after Gen Z-led protests toppled the previous government, with final results due later this week.
Fingrid says a substation malfunction caused an early Tuesday outage on the 800 MW Fenno-Skan 2 link; equipment was inspected and service restored with commercial operation set to resume around midday amid wider Baltic Sea security concerns.
After strikes on fuel depots and other targets, Tehran faces communications blackouts, toxic smoke and mounting civilian deaths, with aid groups and officials warning of immediate health and safety risks.
Facing record fuel price rises tied to the US-Israel conflict with Iran, Pakistan will close schools for two weeks, shift universities online, cut official fuel and pay, and scale back public services to ease economic pressure.
Beijing signaled a shift toward advanced technology and stronger domestic demand at the annual Two Sessions while setting a modest 2026 growth target, sketching policy priorities for the next five years and signaling diplomatic moves with Europe, the US and Japan.
Sahelian and local jihadist groups and bandit gangs are linking up across a sparsely governed tri-border area in northwest Nigeria and neighboring Niger and Benin, exploiting forests and weak state presence to expand operations and threaten regional stability.
Colonel Michael Randrianirina has dissolved the Cabinet and sacked the prime minister just five months after taking power following mass protests, saying a new prime minister will be appointed shortly and outlining a two-year transition plan.
A UN inquiry says Russian authorities forcibly moved thousands of Ukrainian children from occupied regions, calling the transfers crimes against humanity and war crimes and noting many children remain unreturned.
A reported bid led by Larry Ellison and Paramount Global for Warner Bros Discovery includes funding from Saudi sovereign wealth and possible Chinese investment, prompting criticism about foreign influence even as at least one FCC commissioner has signaled little regulatory resistance.
French authorities say inauthentic websites and social accounts targeted two hard-left LFI mayoral candidates in Marseille and Toulouse, prompting a defamation probe and a VIGINUM investigation into possible foreign interference.
A 404 Media investigation found that Quittr exposed sensitive information about hundreds of thousands of users, including minors, and that the app's creators failed to remediate known security problems.
Researchers used an mRNA lipid nanoparticle to deliver a consensus allergen that generated cross-reactive, neutralizing IgG against multiple food and pollen allergens in mice and in vitro tests, offering a preclinical proof of concept for broader allergy immunotherapy while human trials remain needed.
Donald Trump posted on social media calling "PM Carney" the future "Governor of Canada," a phrasing that appears to reference former central banker Mark Carney and uses a title that does not exist in Canada.
France and Germany want an agreement by June to expand ESMA’s powers and deepen the single market, but Luxembourg and Ireland have publicly rejected centralising financial supervision, citing risks to their finance industries.
Forbes’ 2026 World’s Billionaires list, using March 1 market data, shows a historic rise in both the number of billionaires and their combined wealth led by Elon Musk and tech firms.
During nationwide protests Iran implemented near-total internet restrictions for the public while allowing state-aligned outlets and loyal voices to keep operating online, narrowing independent reporting and shaping the flow of information.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt acknowledged the SAVE America Act would require voters who changed their name to update registration and ID, a change critics say could create new barriers for married women and other name-changers.
A population cartogram built from 2018 data redraws the world by people instead of land, revealing who lives where and why conventional maps can mislead when we track global living conditions.
A longitudinal twin study led by Petri J. Kajonius finds that shared genetics account for most of the association between cognitive ability in early adulthood and education and occupational outcomes four years later, while noting methodological limits and that heritability is not destiny.
A Washington Post report says a former DOGE software engineer allegedly copied Numident and the Master Death File from the Social Security Administration onto a thumb drive, and the SSA inspector general is investigating.
The Italian state bought a rare Caravaggio portrait of Maffeo Barberini for 30 million euros and will add it to Rome's Palazzo Barberini collection.
Hungary’s parliament passed a resolution opposing Ukraine’s EU accession, citing the risk of drawing the bloc into Russia’s war and urging Hungary to avoid actions that deepen its involvement; the move comes days before national elections and after a recent dispute over seized cash and gold.
An early morning Israeli strike on the Ramada Plaza in Raouche damaged the fourth floor and killed several Iran-linked figures, with Israel calling them Quds Force operatives and Iran saying they were embassy staff; casualty counts and accounts of the dead differ.
Allegations that Moscow shared targeting intelligence with Tehran have been downplayed by President Trump, prompting bipartisan alarm and debate after the White House temporarily allowed India to import Russian crude, according to reporting by the Kyiv Independent.
A group called The Secret Handshake erected a 12-foot statue of President Trump embracing Jeffrey Epstein near the U.S. Capitol, accompanied by large banners and a placard linking the two men as questions persist after recent Justice Department releases.
A Media Initiative for Human Rights study shows Russian forces converted the Chonhar checkpoint into a torture site and integrated it into their penal system while hundreds of Kherson residents remain detained and dozens have died in custody.
Erika Kirk, the widow of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, was appointed by President Donald Trump to the U.S. Air Force Academy Board of Visitors, a 16-member panel that advises the Defense Department and president on academy affairs.
Lafayette Parish School System told principals on Monday to post donor provided 11 by 14 inch Ten Commandments posters in classrooms by Friday, with 3,000 mixed versions donated and ready for pickup at the district office.
Ponar Wadowice and Ukraine’s Kramatorsk plant have launched PK MIL to manufacture the 155 mm Bohdana howitzer in Poland, aiming to scale production, cut costs, and simplify supply to Poland and other countries.
Van Allen Probe A, a 1,323-pound NASA satellite launched in 2012, is expected to reenter Earths atmosphere on March 10; most of it should burn up but some parts may survive and the risk to people is very low.
Layoff data from 2025–2026 reveals that 10 career paths often thought to be recession proof are experiencing growing workforce reductions, driven by automation, consolidation, funding changes, and strategic program shifts.
Uber is rolling out a feature that lets women riders and drivers request each other nationwide, expanding a pilot despite legal challenges and concerns about supply and inclusion.
The CBO monthly budget review through February 2026 shows the Treasury added about $1 trillion to the deficit in the first five months of the fiscal year, with rising interest costs as public debt approaches $38.9 trillion.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was removed after two days of bruising congressional hearings that exposed questions about no-bid ad contracts, planned migrant detention warehouses, a leased private plane, and her adviser Corey Lewandowski’s role in contract approvals. Lawmakers have opened document requests and signaled possible investigations into procurement and potential false statements to Congress.
X told MPs it suspended 800 million accounts in 12 months while fighting ongoing state-backed and other manipulation attempts, naming Russia, Iran and China as key actors and declining to say how many removals were tied to foreign interference.
Both parties released major policy packages — Venstre on business tax relief and Social Democrats on immigration measures — triggering a heated exchange as TV 2 hosts a leader debate tonight and opponents press the government for transparency on drones and Greenland coalition tensions.
Rising Iran-related risks and constrained Venezuelan flows threaten cheap heavy crude that fuels China’s independent refineries, forcing sourcing shifts and possible run cuts even as offshore stocks and more Russian barrels offer temporary relief.
Oracle’s fiscal third quarter showed strain beneath steady top line growth as heavy borrowing, a massive data center buildout and a costly restructuring are driving negative free cash flow and heightening investor concern.
Thousands of lawyers, writers, designers and other experts are being hired to create and grade the data that trains AI, but abrupt pauses, pay cuts, intense surveillance and secrecy are leaving many in precarious gig work and prompting legal challenges.
A national analysis in JAMA Internal Medicine shows that wait time corrections tied to a 2023 transplant policy led to higher kidney transplant rates for Black patients, with more than 21,000 candidates receiving an average 1.7 year wait time boost.
Using intracranial EEG in 14 patients, researchers report that one bout of cycling rapidly boosts hippocampal ripples and hippocampal-cortical interactions tied to learning and memory.
Researchers combined coastal storm sediments, radiocarbon-dated settlement changes, Shang oracle bones, and weather simulations to link Pacific climate shifts and stronger typhoons with ancient floods and social disruption in central China.
A 37-signatory amicus brief from engineers and researchers at Google and OpenAI supports Anthropic’s lawsuits challenging the federal government’s authority to label and blacklist the company as a national security supply chain risk.
After a phone call with Vladimir Putin, President Trump said the US will lift some oil-related sanctions to ease shortages caused by the US-Israeli war on Iran, a move that could include Russian oil and affect pressure on Moscow, as oil prices spike and Ukraine faces new attacks and diplomatic strains.